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Dozens of alligators are visible to visitors. Here you can feed the alligators, enjoy Cajun food and music, as well as try some alligator meat. Also visit the petting zoo and exotic animal habitat.
Helps restock National Wildlife Refuges, and visiting biologists have come from as far away as Turkmenistan to do research there. They raise, in limited production, largemouth bass, bluegill, and catfish; and in more active production, striped bass, pallid sturgeon, and paddlefish. It is open to visitors and will arrange group tours.
French Creole house from the early 1800s.
A plantation estate on the list of National Historic Places.
Rather remarkably, this was the French capital of Texas from 1721-1772 as part of its New Spain acquisition.
Bermuda
Another plantation site of historic value, also known as Bermuda, operated by the National Park Service.
The historic museum is located in Downtown Campti.